In the novel To kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, it shows many life lesson that are taking place. These lessons are still in mind and brought up when reading thru the novel. Not only does this novel express many life lessons, but as well as connect to personal experiences for myself. Throughout the three years that scout tells her story and the lesson her father teaches her I connected, and learned along with Scout. I know now I have learned and are seeing things in a new different way,something I thought was simply actually has a bigger meaning to it. Atticus teaches Scout the importance of tolerance,to have respect to a person 's privacy , and as well as displaying courage. All these lessons I have connected to and have learned from them
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The courage to stand up for what you believe. Atticus has the biggest job in Maycomb at that time. His job was to defend a negro which was accused of raping Mayella Ewell. He knew that by doing this it was not going to be an easy task that he would have town 's folks against him for trying to defend a negro.Even after knowing this he still does everything to get Tom a fair trial. Atticus has the courage to keep going thru the trail because he believes in Tom’s innocence while know he and his family may become an outcast from their society. Jem thought what his father was doing was ”what real courage is” (118). As well as when Scout realizes the significance that Atticus does when standing up for Tom Robinson in the court and when the lynch mob was after Tom. Scout then gets the “meaning of the night 's events hit [her] and [she] began crying.” (16) She was really proud of her father for doing so much for Tom Robinson. I believe courage is one of the lessons in which may connect to an everyday basis. It takes courage to stand up for whatever you may believe in because we are all humans in which have different opinion. In school it takes courage to say you did something wrong. Like in my english class people were standing up for accepting that they plagiarized and that takes courage because no one wants to accept that we made a mistake.
The To Kill a Mockingbird novel was one very good book in which I learned several moral lessons. The lessons may not be clear at first, but once I connect it to my personal experience they were better to understand. Not only did I learn the importance of tolerance but as well as respecting a person 's privacy and courage. I got to see things a different perspective and learn new things about the
The courage to stand up for what you believe. Atticus has the biggest job in Maycomb at that time. His job was to defend a negro which was accused of raping Mayella Ewell. He knew that by doing this it was not going to be an easy task that he would have town 's folks against him for trying to defend a negro.Even after knowing this he still does everything to get Tom a fair trial. Atticus has the courage to keep going thru the trail because he believes in Tom’s innocence while know he and his family may become an outcast from their society. Jem thought what his father was doing was ”what real courage is” (118). As well as when Scout realizes the significance that Atticus does when standing up for Tom Robinson in the court and when the lynch mob was after Tom. Scout then gets the “meaning of the night 's events hit [her] and [she] began crying.” (16) She was really proud of her father for doing so much for Tom Robinson. I believe courage is one of the lessons in which may connect to an everyday basis. It takes courage to stand up for whatever you may believe in because we are all humans in which have different opinion. In school it takes courage to say you did something wrong. Like in my english class people were standing up for accepting that they plagiarized and that takes courage because no one wants to accept that we made a mistake.
The To Kill a Mockingbird novel was one very good book in which I learned several moral lessons. The lessons may not be clear at first, but once I connect it to my personal experience they were better to understand. Not only did I learn the importance of tolerance but as well as respecting a person 's privacy and courage. I got to see things a different perspective and learn new things about the